Posted by SLS on May 19, 2021, at 21:02:58
In reply to Re: SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, COVID-19, and Vaccines » SLS, posted by undopaminergic on May 19, 2021, at 5:08:57
> I didn't quite understand the difference between a vector vaccine and an mRNA vaccine. It seems both of them inject a part of the Corona-virus into body cells?
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> -undopaminergic
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mRNA Vaccine: Insert the antigen mRNA into a body cell. The cell is instructed by the mRNA to manufacture large huge amounts of an antigen and then release it into the blood stream.Vector Vaccine: Transplant or stitch the antigen DNA into a harmless adenovirus. This virus is the vector. Once the adenovirus penetrates a body cell, the DNA enters the nucleus of the cell and is instructed to manufacture an antigen and express it (build it) on the surface of the cell membrane.
- Scott
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